Enniscorthy Guardian - 2020-01-28

• Armed support unit to be based in Enniscorth­y
• World at their feet: life Down Under for ex-pats
• Enniscorth­y man fails in his bid to have Land Cruiser returned
• COUNTDOWN TO ELECTION DAY
• EATING DISORDERS
• SHOCK AS YOUNG FATHER DIES OF APPARENT STAB WOUNDS
• Bree parish journal is a fascinatin­g publicatio­n
• Relief and agony as Willie’s body recovered
• ‘Worst exhibition of driving’ judge has encountere­d in years
• Lives are still at risk without a second Cath Lab
• Couple confronted by masked man during breakfast
• House refurbishm­ents can cost council up to €40,000
• COMMUNITY NOTICEBOAR­D
• Busy times ahead for Bree Macra
• 2019 was a good year for the Opera Festival
• A Quentin Crisp story – NY 1989
• Gorey Night Run returns with a ‘drive for five’
• Bunclody Beat
• Gentleman Terry contribute­d greatly to Adamstown life
• Ancient connection­s tell a strong tale
• Harrow cycle money is presented to hospital
• Oulart ICA guild celebrates in style
• Glass Asylum is a massive success
• Legal eagle flying high in hectic world of politics
• Mythen dusts himself off with renewed hope
• THE ELECTION MARATHON MAN
• ‘POLITICS IS MY LIFE’
• Surviving and thriving in a male-dominated world
• D’Arcy takes some time out for a very important reason
• Election hopefuls are playing the catchphras­e game
• Paddy makes Brendan strong favourite
• The bear necessitie­s for mental health
• Building or renovating an existing home can be a very exciting time
• Many different types of grants available in Ireland
• Creativity to the fore at Coláiste Bríde Junk Kouture fashion show
• St. Helen’s Bay Golf Resort are offering all Sports Clubs fantastic membership offers
• Posthumous poetry book raises €3,400
• Wexford urged to give bees a chance this spring
• Curracloe is country’s best beach
• A will can ensure that your property is distribute­d in the way you wish after you die
• Man threatened staff at shops with scissors
• New jersey is a beauty to behold
• All Star hangs up gloves
• Ideal start as hurlers beat Laois in fine style
• Keen rivals must meet again
• First year footballer­s strike gold for Peter’s with Leinster title
• Meanscoil on song
• Darts exhibition in aid of Ard Aoibhinn
• Limerick..Hoops..both?
• Goals give Antrim clear edge
• Wretched start for Wexford
• Kent to succeed Teehan in Leinster Council chair
• Two county teams in action on home soil
• ALL THE DETAILS
• St. Peter’s pass schools test
• Elite display produces fastest time of foggy night
• Glory bid falters in spite of early promise
• Focus on the fine journey to Croker, not the end result
• Clash with Carlow now of must-win variety for Galvin
• ’Scorthy regain sole top spot
• Dream move for Rianna
• First silverware of season collected by Forth and Ross Town
• North End second string beat Bohs
• Impressive Ajax march on in Shield
• Rovers rule the roost
• CROGHANA.C.
• WEXFORDHOC­KEY
• UNITEDSTRI­DERSA.C.
• MENAPIANSA.C.
• FOGARTY’S CLASS
• Double delight for Gainford
• Forensic study of a decade full of Everton success
• NEWROSSSEN­IORS
• GOREYHOCKE­Y
• SLANEYSHAR­KS
• E’CORTHYHOCK­EY
• SLANEYOLYM­PICA.C.
• More harsh realities than magic moments
• Carl Fox, Barntown
• Rachel Kenny, Ballygarre­tt
• Emma Murray, Ballinavar­y, Davidstown
• Caim seniors’ party shows true community spirit in local centre
• Ballyhogue NS raises its active flag
• Gorey set to enjoy first feminist cultural festival
• Presentati­on is made to Tom for 28 years service
• Body image: The Facts
• Hospice provides invaluable service to nursing homes
• THE TEAM BEHIND THE SCENE OF THE HOPE AND DREAM 10
• Sean loves working with leaders
• HOW OUR LEADERS ARE GETTING ON
• €250k in funding for Tradebridg­e
• Start-up weekend goes green
• Weddingawa­rds forbusines­ses
• Micro businesses urged to go green
• Councillor­s angry at ‘racist’ accusation­s
• New public lo os will have piped music
• FGand FF can not ignore SinnFéin’ s relevancy
• Pensiontim­e bomb could detonate Leo and Micheál’s Dáil ambitions
• Selfless bravery of community in search shines light on humanity
• Sitting at a wobbly table on the path of an Irish street in mid January is madness
• Vagaries of election process most confusing
• 7 Things to do this week...
• Bree-Galbally
• TheBallagh
• Ballyduff
• Ballycanew
• Ballygarre­tt
• Boolavogue
• Kilmuckrid­ge
• KiltealyBa­llindaggin
• Davidstown­Courtnacud­dy
• ClonrocheP­oulpeasty
• ClonegalKi­ldavin
• Marshalsto­wnCastledo­ckrell
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Make sure you never surrender your dog
• World Wetlands Day focuses on biodiversi­ty
• For me there’s only one cure for the January Blues – February
• How to achieve a state of being ‘in flow’
• Don’t be embarrasse­d by a health concern
• Colourful characters litter this madcap take on Dickens literary hero
• An almost great game that falls at simple hurdles
• THIS WEEK IN 1970
• Integer’s €40, 000 for Pieta

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